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Lowes review in Boise, Idaho: Veterans discount
- I liked nate in bathroom fixtures
Lowes review in Jackson, New Jersey: Cali Bamboo Flooring
Lowes review: Norfolk, VA Lowe's Has No Employees it seems
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Lowes-Brenham, TX Horrible Customer service
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I built a deck out of this wood about 8 years ago and it has rotted to the point that a visitor put her foot through it. I am replacing it with pressure treated wood form Home Depot.
This is very time consuming as I have to get the paint out of the screws so I can back them out to remove the rotten wood I bought at Lowes.
I will NEVER buy anything at Lowes again. As far as any guarantee, I don't have any receipts from 8 years ago
- Wood quality
Lowes review: Georgia is the best
Lowes review in North Myrtle Beach, South Carolina: Bathroom shower doors installation
- Poor service
- Lack of timely repair of ac units
- Poor installation time
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Lowes review in Lockport, Illinois: Ripped of and harrassed
Update by user Mar 24, 2016
called whirlpool and they said we are under warranty and are now sending a new drawer for free. Thank you Whirlpool.
Lowes was just trying to rip us off by making us pay (twice) for the shelf that they did not deliver. I will buy whirlpool again, but I will not step foot into Lowes.
Original review posted by user Mar 18, 2016
I bought a Whirlpool fridge from Lowes. I order to get an additional 5% off they convinced me to get a Lowes card. The bill did not come so I called and they said they sent it but it was not delivered, so we made arrangements to pay online. Anyway, I started getting phone calls from a bill collector. Despite the fact that we resolved the issue with the store and then had to explain it several times to the bill collectors, who said the calls would stop, we continued getting calls three or ore times each day on our home phone and at work. We pleaded them to stop but the calls kept coming. When the fridge arrived, it looked like it was missing a drawer and we asked he delivery guy about it. He said it was not missing a drawer. The drawers could be moved around and so it just looked that way. We believed him until we went to a friend's house who had an identical fridge, but it had the missing drawer. When we called Lowes they said we were out of luck and had to pay 158 dollars for the drawer because it was after 30 days. Despite several calls to Lowes we are stuck with a new fridge without a drawer. Ironically, this is why we purchased a new fridge in the first place, because our old fridge had a broken drawer and we are selling our home. So now we are out 1200 for the fridge and 158 for a drawer if we purchase it. In addition I was embarrassed at work because the phone went off during my lecture, embarrassing me in front of my students when their bill collectors from India called me for at least the 20th time in a matter of two weeks asking for money they had already received.- Poor installers
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Military Discount...The policy is crystal clear....Veteran's get the discount x3 per year just like most other businesses that offer discounted meals or free meals, ect for vets....your dd214 or veteran on your drivers license will not allow you to shop tax free on the bx/px in order to shop there you need a valid retired id or active duty id (not expired) Lowes is just matching what the bx/px offer..... Your VA card unless it says Service Connected, you are not entitled to a military discount!!!
Health Care enrollee or VA employee does not get a discount
Lowe's established the 10% Military Discount to support the men and women who are currently serving our country in the Armed Services1 and to honor retired veterans and VA recipients.2 This 10% discount is also extended to the immediate family3 of those who are currently serving, retired veterans or VA recipients.
To qualify for the Everyday 10% Military Discount, you must:
Be currently serving in, or retired from, a qualifying branch of the Armed Services or be the immediate family member of someone who is and have a valid military ID card.
Or:
Be a veteran who receives VA benefits and have a valid Veteran Identification Card (VIC). We honor all veterans on three specific holidays: Memorial Day, 4th of July and Veterans Day. During these three holiday weekends, we extend the discount to all veterans who served honorably and who present a valid Form DD214 or other proof of service. The Lowe’s Military Discount is extended to the veteran community on these three holidays only.
The Military Discount must be used on personal purchases only and cannot be used for Lowes.com or LowesForPros.com purchases, previous sales or the purchase of gift cards or services including product installations. It cannot be used with any other offer, coupon, promotion, discount, Lowe's Price Guarantee or any special price program such as QSP. Offer is not redeemable for cash and is nontransferable and cannot be combined with any manager discretion price adjustment or any Lowe’s credit discount offer, such as but not limited to, Lowe's Consumer Credit Card 5% Off Every Day discount.
Maximum discount allowed is $500 per person per day per transaction. 1 Armed Services: US Army, US Navy, US Air Force, US Marine Corps, US Coast Guard or the National Guard and who are in active, reserve or retired status 2 Retired Veterans and VA Recipients: Veterans who have retired after 20 years of service and/or those who receive VA Benefits 3 Immediate Family: Spouses and/or dependent children (up to 18 years old This can be confirmed on Lowes website stop harassing employees if you don't the policy DON'T ASK
I am a veteran, my brother is a veteran and our Dad fought in the Battle of the bulge in World War II. NONE of us feel we are owed free stuff or discounts from anyone.
Especially now days when we have all volunteers in the service.
You joined of your own free will and you get a pay check.
It's fine if a company wants to give you stuff but they sure don't owe it to you.
Thank you and your family for their service. It's great to see vets that don't feel everyone owes them for their service.